Einstein wasn't (not is) more intelligent than a toddler in the same way he was stronger than a toddler, or maybe at all. He certainly knew more. He was actually less intelligent than he, himself, was as a toddler if one is measuring at rate of knowledge acquisition rather than acquired.

Once the analogical reasoning broke down I stopped reading, especially since I believe life is a prerequisite for intelligence and is bound to it, because intelligence does not equal computation and is more than Turing complete.